Known for
Directing
Born
September 26, 1892
Birthplace
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Died
March 1, 1985 (aged 92)
Alfred Zeisler was an American-born German film producer, director, and actor. He began his career in Germany, producing and directing films during the silent and early sound eras. Notable works include The Blue Angel (1930), where he served as a producer. Zeisler fled Nazi Germany in the 1930s, continuing his career in Hollywood with films like Fear (1946). His contributions to cinema spanned multiple roles and continents, reflecting a versatile and adaptive career.
1953
as von Helmholtz (uncredited)
1952
as German Colonel (uncredited)
1952
1951
as Van Hook
1949
Director
1948
Director
1946
Writer, Director
1944
Director, Screenplay
1943
as Attaché (uncredited)
1943
as German Train Conductor (uncredited)
1937
Director
1936
Director
1936
Director, Producer
1935
Producer
1934
Producer
1933
Producer
1933
Director
1933
Director
1933
Writer, Director
1932
Director
1932
Production Manager, Director
1931
Director
1931
Director
1931
Director
1930
Director, Producer